Twilight garden | Penny’s Paper Crafty Challenge

How to color this digital stamp.

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I got to work with a digital stamp Twilight Garden. I used the digital stamp as a card-filling stamp, so for this card, I did a lot of coloring. I used my Twin markers for that.

Let’s get into it.

• The base of the card is measuring 10,5 centimeters by 15 centimeters.
• Digital stamp. I made the size of this digital stamp around 10 centimeters by 14 centimeters.
• DCP paper to print the image on.
• Blue ink for the background.
• Metallic paint
• Alcohol markers.
• Foam tape.
• Glue.
• Black cardstock.
• White ink.
• Clear stamp sentiment.
• Clear embossing.
• Heat gun.

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I print my digital stamp on DCP paper and colored it with my alcohol markers.

• Skin: Barely Beige (29), Salmon Pink (25) and Peachy Blush (257).
• Hair: Caramel (253), Brown Grey (104), Clay (116) and Chocolate (118).
• Yellow Flowers: Canarian Yellow (45), Primary Yellow (221), Sand (107) and Red Barn (245).
• Roses: Rose Red (03), Cherry Pink (05), Warm Coral (208) and Bright Apricot (214).
• Purple flowers: Violet Dark (274), Violet (281) and Deep Violet (81).
• Blue Leaves: Light Denim Blue (193), Dark Sky (191) and Dark Denim Blue (195).
• Light green leaves: Yellow Green (48), Grass Green (47) and Forest Green (50).
• Dark Green leaves: Grass Green (47), Forest Green (50) and Dark Green (51).
• Butterflies: Primary Yellow (221), Deep Yellow (32), Amber (266) and Tiger lily (221).

After finishing coloring I fussy cut the image.

I want the image to be in the center of the card. I decided to keep the rest of the card simple. On my base card, I applied blue ink and splattered some metallic paint on top.

I heat embossed my sentiment on black card stock. First, I stamped the word congratulations with white ink on my black card stock. I added my clear embossing powder on top of that and heat set that. I cut around the word and stick this on top of my image.

Now it’s time to put the image on my base card. I want to get some of dimension, so I decide to put foam tape behind the image and stick that on top of my base card.

The card is finished. I hope you like it.

Check out the Penny’s Paper-Crafty challenge blog to see what the other Design Team Members have made. I hope you participate too and see your creations there.

Happy crafting!

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• Twinmarkers (Alcohol markers) Decotimecrafts.
• Clear Stamp from from Inkadinkado.
• Clear embossing powder from Zing.

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